administration in pakistan- occupied kashmir for salaries unpaid, which have stretched many months now. >> the last 18 months has resulted in assurances from the administration that no action will result in actual payment of salaries. there is today a looming threat of acute destitution of government employees and the resulting impoverishment of their families. >> most government departments and authorities in pakistan, whether it be health, water, or electricity, are under deep unnatural crisis, and patience is running out from striking workers, who are staging protests at all possible executive and judicial been used. however, despite his additions to the pakistan government and administration of pakistan- occupied kashmir, there is no authority listening to the desperate demands, and unkept promises are leading to civil unrest. >> when there is a situation where government servants of the administration of pakistan- occupied kashmir are unable to pay their fees because of the behavior of the government for more than a year now and there is lack of alternative employment, it is only

the disputed territory of kashmir. weeks,ed in recent jeopardizing a decade-old truths. >> the first soldier was killed here close to the border with indian kashmir, the second 45 kilometers further south. pakistan accuses indian troops of opening fire, but the indian argues it was they who are shot at first. according to islamabad, the indian military also killed a pakistani officer on tuesday along the so-called line of control. residents complain cross-border clashes have become more frequent in recent weeks. >> the indians and start firing whenever they feel like it. an incident will occur in one sector, and they start firing another one. they turn any small incident into an excuse to pressure pakistan to crack the two countries -- to pakistan. countries -- the indian government warns that reprisals could not be warned out. -- be rolled out. >> [indiscernible] >> on monday, new pakistani prime minister sharif spoke of strengthening ties. some pakistani analysts say the recent events have started blow to peace overtures. >> we are prepared to go a step forward. it would have meant

kashmir border. violence increased since early august. five soldiers and two civilians died in indian-administered kashmir. the government said they should take measures to stop the attacks. >> translator: in order to improve bilateral ties, pakistan must take steps for the sphere of interest to be used for the purpose of anti-indian activities. >> on wednesday pakistani prime minister called for self restraint to ease the tensions. he is trying to hold talks with singh next month, but the latest violence has thrown the summit in doubt. >> deserts in china are spreading. they take up about a fifth of the country. some farmers came up with a way to reclaim land and earn a sweet reward from it. >> the desert stretches from china into mongolia. it's the fourth largest desert in the world. the annual rainfall in this region is below 200 millimeters. the surface is covered with pure sand. in the middle of all of this, a patch of green lies among dunes. it's 1400 in size and the trees stop the stand from blowing in. the phone cultivates merlot grapes to grow well in sand. the company

learned the resident of 60 kashmir, was dealing narcotics out of the residents. they conducted an investigation and learn a resident of 60 kashmir was robert hackert, a man with a history of violence in numerous felony convictions. on the morning of february 16, a team of officers who set up outside the apartment to conduct a probation search. once it was determined that sector was in sight, the officer's watch for several hours as this aspect -- suspects came and left sparking a suspicion that he was engaged in narcotics trafficking that day. there was a female suspect that the brought to children inside the suspected drug house. at 10:30 hours he emerged from the front door and had a cell phone conversation before going back inside. at 11:30 a male subjects and to the house and officers took the time of advantage to make their approach to the front door and yelled out police, a provision search and enter the residence. manning encountered heckert walking down a hallway toward him. manning sa anw a concerning said. he sought a loaded gun in his hand. he instinctively call that gu

manmohan singh says pakistan must prevent terrorists from crossing the disputed kashmir border. cross-border violence has increased since early august. five indian soldiers and two pakistani civilians have died in indian-administered kashmir. singh criticized the pakistani government saying it should take measures to stop the attacks. >> translator: in order to improve bilateral ties, pakistan must take steps to prevent its territory and sphere of influence from being used for the purpose of anti-indian activities. >> on wednesday, pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif called for self-restraint by india to ease the tensions. sharif is trying to hold talks with singh next month. but the latest violence has thrown the summit in doubt. >>> police in afghanistan are investigating the kidnapping of a female member of the parliament. they suspect taliban insurgents abducted the lawmaker. the kidnappers took fariba ahmadi kakar and her three daughters from a car at gunpoint last saturday in the southeastern province of ghazni. they also seized the driver and bodyguard. provincial government

the fighting between their military forces along the disputed border of kashmir. sharif called for peaceful negotiations. >> we have to defuse tension and de-escalate the situation. our objective is peace. for that we need -- for that what we need is more diplomacy. >> violence has been escalating since armed men killed five indian soldiers on their side of the border. two pakistani civilians have also died. sharif took office in june. he's made it clear he wants to improve troubled relations with his neighbors. he plans to hold a summit with india's prime minister manmohan singh next month. but flare-ups along the kashmir border are threatening to derail his diplomatic efforts. the pakistani military is reportedly reluctant to consider a reconciliation. >>> people in japan will be relying on nuclear-free power next month for the first time in more than a year. the operator of the last two reactors still online plans to halt them for regular inspections. kansai electric power company plans to restart one in ohi on september 15th. it has already applied to stop the other on septembe

his supporters who are mostly urban and rural poor. violence along the border which a split kashmir that sparked protests on wednesday the demonstration was against pakistan's intelligence agency after five soldiers were killed in an army outpost assault india's government accuses pakistani troops of being involved in the attack but you countries are supposed to resume peace talks soon over the disputed kashmir region. a busy south london suburb found itself submerged after mains and pipe burst leaving its streets and a meter of water flooding damaged over fifty buildings and many more vehicles in her in a hill residents were inside while firefighters trying to tackle the juge. a syrian rebel general claims are present a convoy was shelled i'm glued to the celebrations in damascus but t.v. footage was later brokaw's showing the leader unscathed the jury in prayers at a mosque seventeen and waters were said to have targeted the president's convoy after insurgents received information on his movements say they don't know whether our side was injured in the attack. people insult us thi

bob a call unprovoked indian aggression in kashmir earlier the pakistani military accused delhi of a new round of shelling around the disputed kashmir border and killing a civilian the rally in follows a week of mutual cross border attacks that threaten to torpedo planned peace talks between the nuclear armed rivals. the huge explosion and fire on board a russian built indian navy submarine has killed a number of sailors usedn't in a port in mumbai called the sub to saying it was reported up to eighteen people were trapped on board it thought the explosion may have been caught caused by a buildup of hydrogen gas batteries were being charged. a large you pairs cargo plane has crashed and caught fire on approach to burning or airport in the u.s. state of alabama the a three hundred jag was on route from the state of kentucky one of came down short of the airport's perimeter and are still unclear whether anyone was injured the a use for to sticks a dresses as the block is now formally out of recession hopes are high this will herald a long awaited return to regular economic growth and

. violence along the border which splits kashmir sparked protests on wednesday demonstration was against pakistan's intelligence agency after five soldiers were killed in an army outpost assault india's government accuses pakistani troops of being involved in the attack so the two countries are supposed to resume peace talks soon over the disputed kashmir region. a busy south london suburb has found itself submerged after a mains pie burst leaving its streets under a meter of water flooding damaged over fifty buildings and manning more vehicles in her name hill residents were urged to stay inside while firefighters try to tackle the delusion. a suicide bomber has killed at least fifteen people in pakistan's restive city of quetta at least one senior police officer is among the victims of the blast which was caught on live t.v. it happened as high ranking security personnel were preparing prayers for another colleague who was gunned down while on duty. now people in south a city are recalling the war of august two thousand and eight five years ago the georgian military started the

shia minority. an indefinite curfew has been imposed in a town and india administered kashmir the restriction comes after a muslims and hindus clash there during celebrations police had to respond with tear gas and warning shots to disperse the crowds and another incident police confronted thousands of and to india protesters in the city of srinagar dozens of people have been injured on both sides kashmir is divided between india and pakistan with both states vying for control. in the u.k. sending three warships to the british overseas territory of gibraltar and it worsening diplomatic route with spain london says it's a routine visit it comes after gibraltar is chief minister asked for the deployment to stop spanish incursions into the rocks territorial waters madrid has reacted by saying it will take all necessary measures to protect its interest in gibraltar centuries old conflict reignited in late july when british boats created a makeshift reef of concrete blocks in the sea spain responded with long delays at the border. and japan is marking the sixty eighth anniversary of an

splits kashmir sparked protests on wednesday the demonstration was against pakistan's intelligence agency after five soldiers were killed in an army outpost assault and the us government accuses pakistani troops of being involved in the attack the two countries are supposed to resume peace talks and over the disputed kashmir region. in a busy south london suburb has found itself submerged after a mains pipe burst leaving its streets under a meter of water flooding damage there were fifty buildings and many more vehicles in here and a hill residents were urged to stay inside while firefighters try to tackle the delusion. people in south a city recalling the war of august two thousand and eight five years ago the georgian military started the year assault on the south the city in capital which killed between fifteen hundred and two thousand civilians hours later russia moved in after five days of fighting georgian troops were forced out of the region thousands gathered in south of syria's capital ten balls main square for a vigil to remember the victims of war. well learn more about the sav

town in india administered kashmir the restriction comes after muslims and hindus clash there journeyed celebrations police said respond with tear gas and warning shots of the spurs the crowds added another incident police confronted thousands of anti india protesters in the city of st ago dozens of people have been injured on both sides kashmir is divided between india and pakistan with both sides vying for control. here moscow is cracking down on illegal job seekers coming from abroad they'll be tougher punishment for those who exceed a permit over a one month stay in the country as well as for businesses called hiring them two of the five million migrant workers now in russia an estimated three million are illegal and that's a situation which authorities are struggling to get under control is r.t.c. corpuscle. i mean absolutely they came here thinking it's the road to opportunity but instead in many found themselves on their way back home we were working and then all of a sudden police rushed in and detained us. over one thousand illegal workers were arrested this week alone so many

karachi to protest against what they call unprovoked indian aggression in kashmir earlier the pakistani military accuse the delhi of a new round of shelling around the disputed kashmir border and killing a civilian there while it follows a week of mutual cross border attacks that threaten to talk paedo planned peace talks between the nuclear rivals. huge explosion and fire on board a russian building indian navy submarine has killed a number of sailors the incident in a port in mumbai calls this sub to saying it was a reporter up to eighteen people were trapped on board is thought the explosion may have been caused by a buildup of hydrogen gas as batteries what being charge that. and the launch you pierce cargo plane has crashed on approach to birmingham airport in the u.s. state of alabama the a three hundred jat was on route from the state of kentucky when it came down airfield short of the airport's perimeter the shipping company said the two crew members on board were killed. coming up next it's crosstalk with total about. good luck for a tour. to build a new. found anythi

. violence along the border which splits kashmir or sparked protests in when on wednesday the all india anti tariff want to stage a demonstration against pakistan's intelligence agency after five soldiers were killed in an army on price of salt india's government accuses pakistani troops of being involved in the attack the two countries are supposed to resume peace talks soon over the disputed kashmir region. a busy tsonga london suburb has found itself submerged after a water main burst leaving its streets under a major of water the flooding damage over fifty buildings and condos vehicles in her own hill residents were urged to stay inside often fighters try to tackle the to mooch. a double bombing has left three civilians dead including two children just south of afghanistan's capital one more way injured in the explosion in kabul the second of the two blasts struck a group which together after a roadside bomb had gone off nearby no one's yet admitted to the attack. muslims all worldwide have been the fasting from sunrise or to sunset for months and now they've got quite the celebrating fe

rural poor. violence along the border over kashmir the spot protests on wednesday the demonstration was against the assistance intelligence agency. killed in an army on india's government accuses pakistani troops of being involved in the attack the two countries are pursuing resume peace talks soon over the disputed kashmir region. a business of london suburb has found itself submerged mains a pipe burst leaving its streets and a meter of water flooding damage over fifty buildings and many more vehicles and her and he'll residents were to say inside while firefighters try to tackle it in lives of people in south a city a recording the wall of august two thousand and five years ago it will generate a tree started the assault on the south of city and capital has killed between fifteen hundred and two thousand civilians i was later russia moved up to five days of fighting georgian troops were forced out of the region thousands gathered in a softer said she is the capital see here involves a main square for a vigil to remember the victims of the war learn more about the south the surge

budget of the pakistan-occupied kashmir was released and what followed was a disappointment. no funds have been allocated to in picture -- improve, education or other critical areas. there is no funding a cousin the money is spent -- because the money is spent on just lectures cutting across party lines. the annual budget is totally neglected the infrastructure sector. the reason, they have no money for the all-in porton sector, which is extremely critical -- all-important sector just extremely critical for the development of the region. most of the budget goes for the foreign travels and extravaganza of the legislators, who have used it to buy expensive suvs. recently, the deputy speaker and of the muslim pakistan league, the assembly secretary, and the public accounts committee chairman went on a big junk and -- junket to america, and that, too, on taxpayers money. [speaking foreign language] >> is extremely unfair on the part of legislators that despite so much poverty and weakness in the infrastructure sector, no funds have been allocated and the money is spent on foreign junkets.

the disputed kashmir border and killing a civilian there rally follows a week of mutual cross border attacks that threaten to talk paedo planned peace talks between the nuclear armed rivals. a huge explosion and fire onboard a russian built indian maybe it submarine has killed a number of sailors the incident in a port in mumbai caused the sub to saying it was reported up to eighteen people were trapped on board it's thought the explosion may have been caused by a buildup of hydrogen gas as batteries were being charged. and a large u.b.s. cargo plane has crashed on approach to birmingham airport in the u.s. state of alabama a three hundred jet was on route from the state of kentucky when it came down in a field short of the airports around the perimeter the shipping company said the two crew members on board were killed and up next our pool to russia's best known defense aircraft coming up after a short break. well . sorry it's technology innovations all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. a few leaves with the economic ups and downs and the find

militant protesters gathered in pakistan's east and the whole mid rising tensions in the kashmir province supporters of the militant group demanded a new prime minister open a dialogue with india to prevent further violence that the attack struck along the volatile border just as peace talks over the disputed land were set to reopen. racial injustice is still an issue in britain figures show that black people are seven times more likely to be searched by police on the street than white people and most of the time without any evidence. a senator investigates accusations of intrusive. discrimination. one morning while driving to work nathan was stopped by the police and asked to step out of his car aggressively . and useful of. you know sort of. a police lady was walking past me. you know to do anything and i was that was going to nathan says they grabbed his wrists at which point he started getting angry is only when i got to the police station what he told me is when he told me. that in fifteen or forty speeding yeah so what do. you know nathan's experience is just one of numerou

militants in indian administered kashmir according to police insurgents opened fire on a group of paramilitary troops patrolling the area hang out pakistani man earlier this year for planning to blow up the indian parliament is said to have fueled a recent spike in violence. and now to california where firefighters are still battling a massive forest fire near the use of the national park nearly seventy eight thousand have terms of woodland have so far been destroyed san francisco's water supply is now under threat as ash is falling into one of the city's major reservoirs a fire has been raging for over a week now and destroyed more than one hundred buildings. it's going to be at least the end of september until conditions improve in russia's far east were intense flooding has wrecked entire towns and devastated areas vital agriculture while thousands of families are sheltering in emergency accommodation others are staying behind to protect what's left of their property both caught reports in a flood ravaged region. this man is one of thousands in russia's far east waiting nervous

while pacesetters in germany are actively using the virtual kashmir oh was causing the netherlands some trouble housing crash rising unemployment and poor economic growth of all left holland teetering on the brink of a credit downgrade here's what our teams max kaiser and stacy herbert had to say. to the dutch of got the economic blues. private debt has got them down the housing bubble is bursting bursting bursting the economy is contract ing us there it is biting oh aunt and unemployment is rising but how is this possible when the dutch current account is positive remember the dutch were at the forefront of parading the likes of greece and portugal for their profit spending as an example they imposed austerity just to prove that it can be done you've got an ideology that's informing a public document financial suicide even though the evidence on the ground is clear that these policies are are horrible austerity for example has never been imposed upon bankers their costs get lower and lower and lower and lower and lower and lower that's an ideology just that at low interest rates a

protesters gather in pakistan's eastern la whole amid rising tensions in the kashmir province supporters of a militant group demanded the new prime minister open a dialogue with india to prevent further one of those deadly attacks struck along the volatile border just as peace talks over the disputed land or set to reopen. racial injustice is still a nation britain figures show that black people are seven times more likely to be searched by police on the street while peter white people and most of time without any evidence. rest against accusations of intrusive stop and such discrimination. one morning while driving to work nathan was stopped by the police and asked to step out of his car aggressively showered like a small kind of person or car and useful of habeas so i said to him you know set off in your own clothes that it was for cigarettes i don't kind of use a priest really was walking past me so i said you know to do us more like to us about everything and the reply was that he was going to check your car nathan says they grabbed his wrists at which point he started get

attack in indian administered kashmir near its disputed border with pakistan any us military claim the attack was carried out by pakistani troops but islamabad denies any involvement the incident has sparked public outrage in india and threatens the government's plans to resume peace negotiations between the two nuclear armed states. police have used water cannon to disperse a protest march against a new security bill in the chilean capital santiago the government plans to introduce harsher penalties for demonstrators who attacked police and caused this we were in public places it comes amid student rallies that frequently and in violent clashes between police and protesters. apic ridiculous and downright bizarre those are the commons you'll most likely find under you tube clips from dashboard mounted cameras and russia they've been catching everything from driving offenses to me to yours and could now service top content for hours of comedy went to france takes a look at what's become the online hallmark of today's russia. if it wasn't for this we would never have seen this the el

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administered kashmir near its disputed border with pakistan. india's military claim the attack was carried out by pakistani troops but islam abad denies any involvement the incident has sparked public outrage in india and threatens the government's plans to resume peace negotiations between the two nuclear armed states. epic ridiculous and downright bizarre those are the comments you'll most likely find under you tube clips from dashboard mounted cameras in russia they've been catching everything from driving offenses to me to yours and could now service top content for hours of comedy lives in france takes a look at what's become the online hallmarks of today's russia. if it wasn't for this we would never have seen this the eleven thousand ton meteor that impacted chelyabinsk in february the video was breathtaking the world asked when did russia become the authority on the so called dash cam george fetch macof says we have russian roads to thank there so bad that proving he isn't negligent in a crash can be tough without one two weeks ago i. didn't it wasn't my fault it was just a

are supposed to resume peace talks soon over the disputed kashmir region. a busy south london suburb has found itself submerged after a mains pipe burst leaving its streets under a meter of water flooding damage over fifty buildings and many more vehicles and her and hill residents were urged to stay inside while firefighters try to tackle visually. a syrian rebel general claims prison after his convoy was shelled on route to eat his celebrations in damascus about t.v. footage was later brokaw's showing the leader unscathed during prayers at a mosque seventy mortars with or to have targeted the president's convoy after insurgents received information on his movements but say they don't know whether assad was injured in the assault syria's information ministry though denies that the president's motorcade was attacked. that people in south of city are recording the war or has two thousand and eight five years ago the georgian military started the assault on the south a city in capital which killed between fifteen hundred and two thousand civilians hours later russia moved in after five

in the indian part of kashmir have been put under curfew and attempts to end him to muslim violence there david clashes since friday cold three people with dozens were injured until new delhi sentiment runs deep in the region which was divided between india and pakistan after two wars. israel's housing housing minister has given a green light for another one thousand two hundred seven months to be built on palestinian territories the decision comes just three days before stalled talks between israelis and the palestinians were sad to resume in jerusalem the leadership in the west bank has no insisted the peace process can to be revived in newsroom if israel failed to freeze its continued construction however the precondition was later dropped while israel agreed to release one hundred four long term listing in prisoners in four stages over several. people have been killed and around thirty injured in a bus crash in the south of france the vehicle was carrying forty four tourists from france or russia ukraine and spain when it went over the security railing and plunged several meters

are supposed to resume peace talks soon over the disputed kashmir region. a busy summer london suburb has found himself submerged mains pipe leaving its streets and a meter of water flooding damage over fifty buildings and many more vehicles in herne hill as it were urged to stay inside our firefighters trying to tackle the did which. muslims a world wide have been fasting from sunrise to sunset for months and now they've got quite the celebrate three phase coming up millions across russia will be joining the ied festivities as well the holiday is known as done by rem here it is time bhajan is at a moscow which it will be in moscow which is are also celebrating all rather ending ramadan and serb reading you did tom as the month of fasting draws to a close how will muslims be marking it here in russia. crowds are gathering here at this mosque in the russian capital to mark the end of ramadan the sacred month of fasting observed by muslims across the world the crowds here far too big for the mosque all the tented building set up as an extra next to it they spilled out onto the streets a

peace talks over the disputed kashmir region. a business something london suburb has found itself submerged after a mains pipe burst leaving is streets under a meter of water flooding damage over fifty buildings and many more vehicles and her own hill residents were inside while firefighters try to tackle the didn't. people insult the city i recalling the wall of august two thousand and eight five years ago the georgian military started the assault on the south the city and the capital was killed between fifteen hundred and two thousand civilians hours later russia moved in after five days of fighting georgian troops were forced out of the region thousands gathered in software such as capital of of the here involves main square for a vigil to remember the victims of the war learn more about the south as it in tragedy in a special our team program at ten thirty g.m.t. . and i got a bill of minutes and it's climate change conspiracy theories on the world a pods a season. everyone respects a promise written in stone the promise is written on the internet well they're a bit more flexi

watching us here are to see you next time and remember the rules. this is. just things that kashmir and like colleagues and i will never shake mr secretary as hands i consider him a war criminal and the police took. part of the world. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were often they could get what they wanted they could say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. he'd. hold it. hold it. live. the speech. you. heard her. with. all of the misleading good. amount to. come out of line i'm a better little. kurdish activist sent out a plea to world powers urging them to prevent al. new cleansin

and jordan? or when india and pakistan come to the verge of nuclear war over kashmir, and the only way out might seem an international force to sort of manage a trusteeship for kashmir for some period of time. i could go on with hypothetical examples that are going to sound a little crazy now but about as crazy in i had mentioned afghanistan as the source of a 9/11 attack. in other words, you can't always anticipate where war might spring up, and i haven't even mentioned korea. bottom line, we have a lot more to discuss. the kind of cuts to the u.s. army being intended or at least being considered now within the scmr process i think are highly imprudent and leave us sort of catching onto the latest fad in warfare. we're tired of counterinsurgency, so let's just pretend we can decide here in washington we're never going to do it again. we've made that kind of mistake before, we shouldn't make it now. >> thank you very much, mike. let me ask you first, both of you, a very quick question. a kind of yes or no question. do you think by the end of this year congress will have acted on seques

of carrying out the 2008 mumbai attacks and long been involved in th the kashmire conflict. the government is criticized for not doing more to prevent the disasters from happening. they are kre dat are credited ig thousands of lives. they stay group is.ing treated unfairly. >> translator: our core mission is to help the knew manty. were not just muslims with long beards. we want people to know it's not true and we are only here to offer help. >> reporter: and those worst effected by the tphaods are floe grateful for the help. >> michael is here. more troubles headlines from the nfl. >> no matter how many suspensions, guys are still trying to tpurb system. the nfl handing down another drug suspension today. he won't be eligible to return to the bangles active roster until october 28th. he's suspended since the end of last season. the 2013 college season kicked off with 13 games and the opening weekend schedule with 8 more slated for tonight for the rest of the opening schedule to conclude on saturday. more on the contenders for this year's bcf title now. and yahoo! college footba

bidding. kelly: dozens jurorred in new violencen the kashmir region between india and pakistan. indian forces clashing with thousands of anti-india protesters. taking you to the streets after prayers. the protesters throwing stones, and police responding with tear gas and pellets. police there now enforcing a curfew to stop the violence. jenna: we see that violence come up in kashmir and that region off and on over the course of time, but one of our big stories today we really haven't seen very frequently at all. the state department ordering all nonessential government employees to evacuate our consulate in lahore, pakistan, due -- they say -- to a very specific threat. but u.s. officials insist the move is not related to those embassy closures across the middle east and north africa in the week. national security can experts are raising serious new concerns about this administration's failure to understand the threat coming from al-qaeda. in fact, the former fbi special agent who has interrogated terrors, wrote this in "the wall street journal" saying, quote: jenna: it adapted. don b

the verge of nuclear war over kashmir? the only way out of this potential escalation might need an international force to manage a trusteeship for kashmir. hypotheticals will sound crazy now, but about as crazy as it would have said in 2000 if i mentioned afghanistan as the source of a 9/11 attack. you cannot always anticipate where war might spring up. i would even mention korea. we have a lot more to discuss. constant cuts to the u.s. army being considered within the scammer process, i think, are highly imprudent, and leave us catching on to the latest fad in warfare. we are tired of counterinsurgency, so let us to -- let us pretend we will never have to do it again. we have made this mistake before. we should not make it now. >> let me ask you a quick yes or no question. do you think, by the end of this year, congress will have acted on sequestration specifically for the military? >> no. but theyay have acted, will act separately in each chamber. there will not be a change to the law. >> we can realistically look forward to the implementation of sequestration? >> i fear mckenzie

. >> very cool. >> photographed there in kashmir, which is another destination heating up. we think it's poised to take off as an international destination. the british government just lifted its ban or its warning on travel there, because things have quieted down after 20 years of a territorial dispute. the reason she's on the cover, she's one of the visionaries. these are people who are working to solve challenges around the world. she's working on women's education. she's the global ambassador for plan internationals because i'm a girl campaign. she champions women's education. that's because, not because it's fair, not because it's smart, not because it's the right thing to do but because it's smart. a woman who is educated has a 50% better chance of immunizing her children, she's three times less at risk of contracting hiv. she will reinvest her in come back into the family. >> dr. greg allgood. >> turned a miraculous product that will turn filthy, fet i had water into drinking water. >> really? >> procter & gamble tried to sell this. they couldn't make a profit selling it in t

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the government in afghanistan. we will stop worrying about kashmir right now, yes we will have a right to it but we will not try to get it right now. wee will start dealing with indy a. we will grow our economy, put kids though are not in school into school, and move forward. that may happen five years later, but the next five years we will have a mixture of bad news and worse news. >> so i... >> that is honest and helpful. let me close this out by offering a brief comment from the moderator. ambassador was careful to speak of the arsonists without being specific as to who that might possibly be. but if you assume that what we're hawk talking about here is whether the pam stand i intelligence service will continue to metal in afghanistan so as to protect its security interests, it's interesting that the i.s.i. from what i report has been working pretty intensively and effectively with the taliban negotiators who have come to qatar to begin yesterday negotiations with the u.s. representative. it's a broad group, it is representative of the breadth of the taliban, it has members of